Formalise the corridor. Earn from every flow.
Syria's informal hawala network is the country's real payment infrastructure: 5,000 to 10,000 sarrafs (money exchange agents) moving an estimated $1 to 2B annually. Both figures are Saleem estimates: no published figure exists. Saleem keeps the agent at the centre of the relationship while giving them tooling, commission tracking, and a settlement rail their incumbents cannot match.
Built and demo-ready, pre-launch.
Cash-in / Cash-out Agent
Cash in, cash out. Commission on both legs.
Real-time Commissions
Commissions settle on-chain in real time.
Compliance Without Friction
Compliance and sanctions screening built into the rail.
The customer's total cost at full cash-out is designed at 2.5% to 3.0% of value converted, all-in, with the sarraf's retail commission inside that total. Design target; pilot-verified rates to follow. The sarraf stays at the centre of the relationship: faster and compliant, not displaced.
